Community events and nursing students ceremonies in Texas
Licensed Vocational Nurse Association plans a public party from 1 to 10 p m Tuesday at the LYN office room 203 Pruett Building with costume jewelry and gilt items for sale. Graywood Civic Association meets at 7 20 p m Tuesday at the Gray Oil Company building with officer elections. Eighteen nursing students at San Jacinto College will mark their first year with a ceremony including Ethel LaVerne Tucker Helen Ramsey of Da Porte and Opsl Pierce of Channelview. Weather outlook partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs around 74 and lows near 45. Galveston tides Wednesday will be high at 4:22 p m and low at 4 30 a m.
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LYN
Pruett Building
Graywood Civic Association
Gray Oil Company
Monthas
Wetnesdy
Galveston
Around Town News Highlights and Local Appointments
Local notes report Mrs. Franklin Kelloge elected to the Stowe Wisconsin school board and her husband previously taught at Lee College. Harold Orton and family moved from Albuquerque to Toaster. Cynda Shepard celebrates 16th birthday and Wynona Montgomery noted in a Spanish class. Temple Henson to attend Sam Houston State College after high school. Anita Hornig recovering from tonsil surgery. Kathryn Holland considers dropping tobacco habit and writes to Arenas relatives. Mrs H Dunkerly seeks transport to De Zavala Elementary after a car accident. Susan Cravey, daughter of City Councilman Cravey, recuperating at home from a virus. Opening ceremonies to two-day Open House at Highlands State Bank. Sidney Brady to preside UT conference session on industrial water and waste. No luncheon due to chamber banquet. John J. Coates to New York for mother’s funeral. 4-H meeting rescheduled to Jan 28. Baytown Elks and Knights of Columbus host fund-raiser for Cerebral Palsy Clinic. Crosby Mothers announce March of Dimes drive at high school basketball. Post Office burglary attempt reported. Funeral services announced for John Vasicek of Los Angeles. Battery theft reported from car. location Sears parking. All women welcome to join YMCA health club program.
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L. Re
Nellie Padgett
Franklin Kelloge
Stowe
Lee College
Harold’ Orton
Albuqueque
Cynda Shepard
Barbers
Hill
Wynona Montgomery
Temple Henson
Sam
Houston’ State College
Huntsville
Anita Hornig
Lynda
Virginia
Henry
Richard
Perry
Kathryn Holland
Arenas
H. Dunkerly
de Zavala
Ruby defense withdraws as court orders psychiatric exam
Dallas dispatch reports Jack Ruby's defense team withdrew today after the court agreed to appoint a disinterested psychiatrist to examine him in the Kennedy assassination case. Ap news brief also notes Khrushchev announces long-term trade pact between the Soviet Union and Cuba in Tandon.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kier
Kenney
Tandon
Khrushchev
Sviet Union
Cuba
Multiple global and domestic items mix in terse news roundup
Three members of the Houston family found dead in a Kamge apartment with two gas heaters on and windows closed. Police say death by asphyxiation. Attorney General Robert Kennedy meets Malaysia's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur while seeking peaceful crisis resolution. Kennedy flies from Manila on a special presidential mission. Election law experts debate Texas issues as federal amendment to ban poll taxes looms. Governor Connally assures Texans no court action disrupting congressional races amid federal orders. Canadian PM Pearson to meet Johnson on strengthening ties. De Gaulle discussed. Britain to deploy troops and carrier to Tanganyika as regional tensions ease after mutiny. Severe winter storm disrupts Northern California and Nevada travel, injuries reported. Texas warms to springlike trends. moon mission launch slated. U.S.-Soviet space cooperation eyed amid new talks. Trinity River affects Welch water计划. charity refuses renegotiation of Mowstow contract.
Strickler Takes Baytown Chamber Presidency At Banquet
Bill Strickler was installed as president of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce at a Monday banquet attended by about 500 people. New officers include Perry Britton vice president Knox Beavers secretary and Norman Hargrave treasurer. Directors named include J W Armsworth J A Anderson Jr Eldon Bory and others. Strickler praised growing programs such as weekly membership luncheons and the dues increase while noting plans for a Baytown brochure and ongoing projects.
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W. J
Bill) Strickler
Greater Baytown
Norman Hargrave
Baytown
Strickler
Credit Bureau
J. W
Jack) Strickler
Chamber
J. W. Armsworth
J. A. Anderson Jr
Eldon Bory
J Jim Black
Dave Moore
J. W. Gack
F. J A. Anderson
Louis
Chicago
Kansas
Cit
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Nso
Wolbu Strickler
Dalas Banker Warns Socialism Threat At Baytown Banquet
Ben Wooten, chairman of the Dalas Federal Savings and Loan Association, warned about a rising socialist trend and inflation at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce Banquet. He argued deficits fuel inflation and erode personal liberties, urging Americans to defend economic freedom and reject state handouts while citing Woodrow Wilson and 19th century figures.
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Rick Hurst
Ben Wooten
Dalas Federal Sayings and Loan Association
Baytown
Wooten
United States
Freedom
America
Johnson seeks 20 percent cut in USDA 1964 budget
President Johnson proposed the largest single reduction in any federal department for the 1964 fiscal year cutting agriculture and agricultural resources by 20 percent. Total spending would be 35.065 billion dollars, down 1.285 billion from the current year, with possible gains in farm income from new cotton and dairy programs and targeted savings from shifting funding for Food for Peace, rural housing loans, meat and grain inspections, and related activities.
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Johnson
Agriculture
Congress
Food For Peace
Federal Treasury
Capitol Hill
Argentine Student Gracie Adran Letters Baytown Friends
Gracie Adran, a yearlong foreign student from Argentina at Robert E. Lee High School, writes Baytown friends about her life and experiences. She reflects on teaching elementary students, summer plans, and the valued friendship fostered by the American Field Service program, ending with a wish for happiness and cross country friendship.
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Argentina
Gracie Adran
RET
M. E. Hunter
Chris Sander
American Field Service
Gracie
Baytown
Fleighe School
Buenos Aires
AFS
Bill Fite
California
Bobby Beck
New
TENAS
Gratie
Johnson proposes nuclear freeze and controls at Geneva
President Johnson urged the Soviet Union to freeze production of nuclear delivery vehicles and halt nuclear arms race. He called for a world treaty banning use or threat of force, shutdown of reactors making weapons, and posts to guard against surprise attack. Foster voiced optimism despite Soviet delegation hints of broader pacts as talks resumed after recess.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Moscow
Sees i
Trud
Baytown Resident Susan McCree Dies After Long Baytown Life
Susan Evie Woods McCree aged 85 of 5 E James Baytown died Monday in a Houston hospital after 33 years in Baytown. Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Earthway Chapel with graveside rites at Burkeville Cemetery at 3 pm. Officiants are Rev Paul Stephens and Rev A L Jorden. She leaves three daughters, Mrs Curry, Mrs Cansler and Mrs Burnett, all of Baytown, a son M S McCree of BeauMon, a sister Mrs Hutchens of Erick Oklahoma, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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E. James
Baytown
Houston
Aim
Earthway Chapel
Burkeville Cemetery
Burkeville
Tex
Paul’ Stephens
Second Bapist Church
I A. L. Jorden
Memoria Baptist Church
Machine Sought For Instruction In Baytown Election
Baytown election efforts consider placing a voting machine in a public space with an instructor to explain its use. Tidmon and Commissioner Ramsey urge volunteers and a responsible custodian to run the demonstration a month before the May primary, aiming to speed voting and boost participation in 1964.
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W. O.tidmon
Province 100
Baytown
V.V. Ramsey
Bayitown
Ramsey
Tidman
Tidmon
Glenn and Young Fight For Ohio Senate Nomination
In Ohio's May 5 primary Democratic voters decide between Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. and incumbent Sen. Stephen A. Young, with the party offering no endorsement. The preprimary convention produced no official endorsements, a win for Glenn supporters and a calmer Young, both noting satisfaction with the result as Glenn keeps a low profile in politics due to Marine Corps duties.
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Ohio
Ohio Party
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Stephen A. Young
Senate
Glenn Camp
Young
Wiliam
Leman
Glenn
Marine Corps
Washington
X Men
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